With recent Anti security operation we have see allot of other players besides Anonymous. one such player being @Abhaxas has just posted to paste bin links on twitter to .gov application and user information. @Abhaxas has leaked information recently in the #antisec operation as well. Today’s post’s started off with a question leading to 2…
Category: Breach Incidents
For Hulu, Facebook Connect becomes a security headache
Declan McCullagh reports: Hulu acknowledged this afternoon that an attempt to integrate itself with Facebook didn’t go exactly as planned. Far from aiding the “entire social experience,” which the video streaming service had promised in its announcement earlier in the day, the attempted integration allowed some Hulu users to access other users’ accounts. In a followup…
Anonymous take Operation Orlando to the streets
Anonymous has taken to the streets with Operation Orlando, 5 anon’s dropped around 200 flyer’s at Orange County Courthouse steps in Orlando, FL and a visit to Buddy dyers house to leave a flyer and Guy Fawkes mask. The flyer dropping at the court house was disturbed by police who attempted to rush Anonymous…
Cancer Center Blamed for Stolen Laptop; Delayed Notice Blamed for ID Theft
Okay, here’s a breach I never saw reported anywhere in my usual sources, until I read about it in a lawsuit. Via Courthouse News’ Joe Harris: A hospital and cancer center allowed a laptop computer stuffed with unencrypted, confidential information on its patients to be stolen, and did not notify patients of the data theft…
JetBlue informed of malware on their system; Crewmembers notified months later?
A correspondent indicates that JetBlue has reportedly notified employees of a “potential” breach of their confidential information. In a written notification sent via mail, dated June 24, 2011, JetBlue states: “A federal law enforcement agency recently informed JetBlue that malicious software may have been installed on our computer systems. Upon notification, we immediately launched an investigation…
Lost in transit: Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing notifies over 3,500 of missing disk
Michael Booth reports: The state Department of Health Care Policy and Financing has lost thousands of applicant names on a computer disk for the second time in a year, triggering a public notice under federal privacy rules. HCPF officials said the names of 3,590 medical-aid applicants were on the lost disk, though the data did…